What shipped, and what it changes

Connected brokers has a new home on desktop, phones and tablets. Adding a broker is now three steps — choose, connect, first sync — and the first sync tells you what it's doing while you wait, then shows what it brought in. Broker sync is on Pro; Free and Basic see what it does and how to turn it on.

Every sync is listed with its totals. Click a row to see the trades it added or updated, and open any of them straight from there — so you never have to wonder whether last night's trades made it in.

When a connection breaks, the account says why — login rejected, server not found, broker not responding, rate limited — with a Fix button next to it. Reconnecting keeps your saved login, and you can update a password in a dialog without starting over (MT5 asks for the investor password).

Connect eToro accounts with eToro's own sign-in, no password sharing. Pick Live or Demo when you connect.

Upload a CSV from any broker, match its columns to TradeReview's fields, preview the trades and save the format for next time. Saved formats have their own page where you can edit them, skipped rows can be downloaded so you see what didn't come in, and buy/sell files can bring their Profit column along.

Every import is listed with what it did. Undo any import for 30 days — it removes the trades that import added and the fills it added to trades you already had, while those trades themselves stay. Large files show progress and row counts while they load, and the app asks before you leave an import that's still running.

Every trade now has an explicit Mark as reviewed button under its status. The calendar gets a legend for rule-break days and hides the month delta when there's nothing to compare.

Use the microphone button in the notes editor to dictate trade notes and journal entries, in browsers that support speech recognition such as Chrome.

Win/loss bars in insights are coloured by what they mean, and Discipline has its own card. New users start on sample data with a short dashboard tour, which steps aside as soon as their first real trade, import or broker sync arrives.

The app now tells you when a new version is in the App Store or Google Play. On iPhone, the tab bar comes back after switching accounts and the notes editor no longer jumps the page while you type. The import step bar stays pinned to the bottom on phones.

Notebook no longer loses your last edit or a save that failed; opening a trade no longer triggers an autosave; profit stays green in light mode; live updates reconnect after you log out and back in; AI Chat shows your remaining message balance more clearly; desktop pages fit the window height; and the option-spread table no longer squashes the side menu.

Ask questions about your own trades in plain language — scoped to the accounts and date range you pick, so the answer is about your data, not trading in general. Periods follow your profile timezone, replies stream in as they're written, and on mobile the composer sits on the keyboard with slash commands. Monthly limits per plan are listed on the subscription page.

A new report that scores how closely you stuck to your plan, from four drivers: revenge trading (a trade opened within 30 minutes of closing a loss on the same account), size control (risk at least 2× your median), missing stops, and missed strategy rules. Tap a driver to open the flagged trades, start a review on unreviewed losses, or hand the stretch to AI Chat with “Explain this stretch”.

Report pages were rebuilt with charts, summary plates and a shared toolbar. The new Compare report puts two filtered groups of trades side by side with deltas and cumulative P&L curves — morning vs afternoon, one setup vs another. Tags now have an over-time view with a chart and a monthly table.

Playbooks are now cards with templates and icons. Each strategy shows an adherence split (P&L when you followed the rules vs when you didn't), a cumulative P&L curve and a full rule impact table, so you can see which rule actually earns its place.

Open a trade and expand the chart to see real market bars around your entry and exit. Draw on it — levels, lines, notes — and your drawings are saved with the trade.

Redesigned month, year and day views with overview metrics and rule alerts. Overnight sessions and empty days now land on the right date.

Connect IBKR through the Flex Web Service: add your Flex token, an Activity Flex Query for history and a Trade Confirmation Flex Query for today's trades. No password sharing.

On the Free plan you can now upload one file from any supported broker, so you can see your real history in TradeReview before choosing a plan.

Set the quote-to-account conversion rate when adding or viewing a forex or CFD trade, so risk and reward on crosses match what MT5 shows.

Add the Discipline score to your dashboard. New accounts start with P&L, trades and Discipline front and centre, and the default tag category is now Market Condition.

New users can explore a sample account and see findings for what they want to improve before importing anything. The first real import, manual trade or broker sync replaces the sample.

Pick when you want journaling reminders and performance reports, and on which channels — during onboarding or later in Account. Notifications land in a grouped inbox in the header, and tapping a push opens the right screen.

Swipe a trade to delete it, use picker sheets for bulk actions, and keep the field you're typing in visible above the keyboard. Dashboard plates are denser so the chart stays in view, active filters are shown on dashboard and reports, and the app no longer flashes a blank screen on cold start.

Google Play subscriptions restore correctly on Android again, plans show before the store finishes loading, an Android launch crash is gone, long tag names truncate in tag graphs, and charts no longer draw a green band on all-negative P&L. iOS now requires 15.0 or later.

Walk through unreviewed trades one after another in a dedicated session, without bouncing back to the list between each one. Reviewing stops being a chore you postpone and becomes a pass you finish.

Results broken out by symbol, added from the dashboard widgets panel. The fastest way to find the instrument quietly eating the month.

Choose simple entry when you only need an entry and an exit, or keep multiple executions for the full breakdown. Your choice is saved in trade settings, so the form opens the way you actually work.

Type and symbol pickers open as sheets, the form defaults to Stock, and you can start filling in details earlier in the flow.

Clearer trades list, selection, filters and date picker; searchable currency and timezone sheets; unified swipeable sheets for cash, account, commissions and tags; redesigned cash flow with an account picker.

Calendar and date filters respect your timezone properly, Daily Journal folders scroll again, tag delete and action menus behave, plus numeric input, onboarding keyboard and localization repairs.

Build your playbook, tag trades to the strategies you trade, and compare win rate, P&L and the rest by setup rather than by symbol — so you can see which ones deserve size and which to cut.

Your best and worst hours and days, laid out. Useful for lining session timing up with when you actually make money.

The equity curve on the dashboard: growth, drawdowns and consistency without opening a report.

How results stack up across price levels, so you can tell whether certain price zones or entry ranges suit you.

Options performance at a glance — worth adding if you run several structures or underlyings.

Stocks, crypto and ETF heatmaps powered by TradingView, for scanning sector and market movers without leaving the app.